On tap at BrewDog in Leicester. Shared with Finn. Filmy layer, clingy lacing, pitch black in the glass. Inviting dark malty aroma, with a chocolate twist. Almond, chocolate and earth to a rich flavour character. Rounded, long-lived mid-sweet malty ending. Well bodied. Great sipper qualities. (10.02.2019).

Delt med Rune i hyggelig selskap av jjsint. Svart. Skum langs glasset. Mokkafarget filmskum. Mest langs glasset. Romaroma. Smaken lettrøkt torv. Tørr whiskyaktig avslutning.

Keg at BrewDog Leicester. Cola brown with a hint of mahogany, mostly opaque with a small ring of beige head. Peaty, malty smell with light notes of stone fruit and rubber. Tastes gorgeous: peaty, smoky, rich. Chocolate and more stone fruit in the finish which has a more balanced character from the earthy hop. Short finish. Carbonation is soft to medium, and the body is quite thin considering the ABV. All things considered it's a brilliant Scotch ale with a unique, complex flavour.

Keg at BD Leeds. It pours dalrwst brown with a medium light tan head. The aroma is rich, earthy, toasted malts, dark fruits, plenty of fruit cake, oak, toasted nut and some vanilla. The taste is fairy dry, bitter, earthy, leather, warming booze, dried fruits, fruit cake, clootie dumpling no doubt, spice and oak. Full body and fine, foamy carbonation. Works rather well. Robust, flavoursome and well judged balance (aka not too sweet). Nice one.

Keg at brewdog Edinburgh. Pours deep brown, nose is funk, liquorice, musty toffee, taste is chewy caramel, berry, spices.

Keg at brewdog Edinburgh... Dark black.. Small light tan head... Soft sweet.. Dusty caramel funk fruit nose.. Big funk.. Dark sour roast